Man, I feel so hopeless and sad. I have already had 2 things go wrong in my life and now its got me down in shit. First my friend and I won't be in the same class 'cause he messed up his thing and now won't be with me next semester and the job I applied at rejected me. Both of those simple things that should only be little saddening are making my life miserable. I don't even know what to do with myself now. I'm sorry you Dollars have to look at my stupid rant. I'm very sorry please forgive me

Well, I understand what it's like not being accepted for a job after applying. Though, I wouldn't let it get to you, because jobs can be a tough thing to get, especially in today's world, and even more so for students. As for your friend, that's happened too. I hardly know anyone in 3/4 classes that I get to go to every day. You just have to keep your head up high, and just think, "I'm gonna get through it, and it'll be over soon."

I've gotten pretty far just repeating those words to myself every morning. Hell, I'm still looking for a job, so you're not alone. :P
Just work hard and know that it'll be over before you know it.

Good luck to you friend.

I have had similar things happen in the past, and whenever I have classes without friends I try to make the most of it. If you don't have anyone with you, it could help you focus better and get a better grade. Just try to find little things like this to lift your spirits. As for the job, apply to as many as possible at a time, take time in making resumes and don't have exactly the same thing on each. Spend a few minutes going over each individual application, and edit your resume to fit that job. It doesnt take much effort, but it can give you a much higher chance of getting a job

I agree with >>3 in regards of applying for many jobs, but I'd like to add to that. If you are looking at a specific job, don't stop trying to get the job. Always ask if there are looking to fill a new opening. For my previous job, I actually went to the business at least once a week just to ask if they had openings, and I always asked for the hiring manager. Persistence goes a long way.

It's not over, not yet...









How you understand this is your own problem.